The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1781-01-16 00:00:00, page 4

Just Published, and to be Sold at 4he North Door
under the Printing l Office, and ifo by the Author.
A Dissertation on the Sixth Vial
in the Revelations of St. John.
In F IVE PARTS.'
In which it is humbly attempted toiiluSrate what
Is intended by the great Myfiical Euphrates, and
by drying up of its wa e?s ; with feme thoughts
■pob the eff &* of this Vial, and what mp.ovemeot
Goa'; perple should make of this impohan. fabj&.
The whole is proceeded withan INTRODUCTION
upon the design of Prophecy in general, and the bock
of Revelation in particular.
By THOMAS-WELLS BRAY, A. M.
Pallor of a Church in Guilford.
The fubjeft cf this Dißertatton is particularly
Worthy the attention cf a chiidmi people at this
day.
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 other money, or three Books for a Buflwl of Wheat.
Subscribers are desired to fend in their fabferip
tions to the Printers in Hartford, or the Author in
Guilford, where they may be supplied with Books.
Hartford, Pay-Table Office, December 16, 1,86;
ATO TICE h heieby given, That by a Law
of th# State, the Committee of Pay-Table are
auicorifed anddaeaed, to call on all perfuns who
are, or have been employed as Agents, Factors,' or
Atwraies in behalf of this State, who have not ac
counted ; that they tender theft several accounts at
thia Office as soon as may be. The Committee
therefore, cell on the refcaive Brigadier Generals,
and Colonels of Miirtix Regiments ; cn the Cow
mffxry -General of Purchase, and his Affiants, op
thole wh^ were King's Attornies before the decla
ration of independence ; on State's Atiornies Who
nm received tens andfevails of cennfeated estates;
on the Commifay of Clothing ; the fuperintehdtng
Coramiffary of Refreshments, and the fab-Comm I.
Aries , on Quarter-Matos ;" Muing.Cotnrti UTarieF;'
Managers of Powder-Mills ; and Sheriffs ofthe (e
---vctil counthf,.- The Judges of earth probate difti^
xr! requeued to exhibit to fdq Committee the names
of the'feveral Adminiftratdro.oh confiscated elites,
ind the Administrators are defined to render their
accounts, and so are all Other persons intruded with
any property belonging to this State, who have nos
accounted for the fame?
ELEAZER WALES,)
FENN„WADSWORH , Commit*
SAMUEL LYM A N.)
The fevefal Printers in this State, are defined to
insert the above Advertisement in their sefpea' .ve
papers for four fuccririve weeks/
JailPabl shed, and now Selling, by
JOHN CARTER,
at the Post? Office, in Providence;
THE
American Latin Grammar ;
Or, a complete Introduction to the
LATIN TONGU E.
FO RMBD from the mod approved writings of
-this kind, as thole of Lilly, Reddiman, Phillips,
Holmes, Bp. Wettenhall, Cheever, Clark, Read, &c.
-.-Originally compiled by the Rev. Mr. ROSS,
reviled and cerreAed in former editions by the late
Erefi%nts BURR, FINLEY, and others; aid
now re published for the use of the Grammar Schools
throughout the United States.
*,* " The American Latin Grammar, ori
ginally compiled by the Rev. Mr. Ross, with far
ther improvements and Hlufhat ons, is hereby reeom
mended as excellently calculated for the general use
of the Schools.
JAMES MANNING, Pref. Rh. 111. College.
EZRA STILBS. Pref. Yale College.
DAVID HOELL, Fel. Rh. TO. Cofae."
Providence, October, I'7Bo.
ST R AY E D from the Subscriber, forae time
lad Summer, a BLACK STAG 2 years
old, a fqpare crop In the near ear, and a hole in the
off. Whoever will take up f^id Stag, and give in
formation to the fubfcrlber, ffiall be handsomely re^
warded for their trouble.
SAMUEL ROCKWELL.
Colebrook (Litchfield county) Dec. 12, 1780.
ALL perlons having any demands again# the
efate of TIMOTHY DODD, late of Hart
ford, decsafed, are desired to exh bit the fame to the
fubfetiber far Settlement; and all indebted to laid
edate are requeued to make immediate payment to
TIMOTHY DODD, AdminifirMor.
hawxy „ r„i.
WE the fibfedbey being appoiatedby the ho
nourable court of probate, for the dllrid of
Bennington, and State of Vermont, Adminiftratars
on the estate of Ephraim Seely#, late cf Darby> in
said county of Bennington, cUceafed, repreftaed in
fol vent, do herby give notice to the endi ore of
Gid estate, that we tihall attend on examining the
clause of the creditors, according to our appoint
ment, on tha fir# Monday and T^efday cf February
next, at the bsufe of the deceaf,d,~ in fard Djiby,
and on thrift Mondays, and Tuesdays in Mach
and April' next, at ten i/cka in the forenoon of
e*ch of fata days, at the house of Ci.aries Wright,
Inn holder, in Pdwaall, in said county of Beaninj.
top.
REUBEN SEELY, f a ,
EPHRAIM SEELY; | Admmft^or.
December 15 1780.
O' HE Price of the Conn ecticut Courant
I I is Tan Shillings per Annam nSi ver,
dr the exchange io Paper Currency. These who in
ciat to pay n Produce, at the old prices, will have
the Papers continued to them as uf,al.
N Bi Ready Money is expeaed for inferring
Adverti fem ante nihil Paper.
© TRAVEL from tbe fubferiber, in Hartford,' .me
3 time in October h&, , black gelding HORSE,
about fix years old. about fourteen hands high, low
in flelh, fabd all round, natural tretter, curie: hit
head few. Whoever ha# taken up Aid HORSE,
and will fend him, or word whete he may be found,
to the fubferibir, living in Weft Simfbu/y, ffiall be
genfoufly rewarded, by '
BLIP HALET RICHARDS.
Hartford, January 3, 1781.
'T'EN flood SHEEP to be L 2 T, on red
1 fonable Terms. Enquire cf the Printers.
-TrTTVO-LTO; *
By JEREMIAH PLATT,'
In Hartford,
The following GOODS, viz.
BOHEA TEA.
Hyfon, di. 0,
Biick Pepper,
R ffia and Ravens Duck,
T^ckienburg,
German Steel. Heart and Club.
Common ditto,
Chocolate by the Box,
7 by g Window Glafa
Geneva by the Case,
Yard wide Linens,
Rock Salt, &c. &f.
Hartford, January 8 1781.
Any Perlons acquainted with the
Chape Making or Chape Filing
BUSINESS, may hear of Employ, by applying
to the Winters, or EDWARD WILLIAMS, in
Eart Widnfor.
• January 8 1781.
To be SOLD, Of
GEORGE MERRILL,
A few Reds fo#th of the Court House, in Hartford.
GREEN and Bohea Tea,by che# or tingle pound,
French and New England brandy by teirce.
Wert India rum ; Teneriff and Port wine. Pepper,
salt, best heart and club German Heel, a few dry
goods, copfifting of 6 8 and 10 4 blankets, dow
lafs's, calicoes, frith linens, Ratteens and broad
cloth. Silk and cotton handkerchiefs, hairbines,
wool cards by the hundred, dozen, or tingle pair.
Knives and Forks, Queens Ware, Soup and table
plates, coffee cups, &c.
N, B, Cash or goods given for bills on France.
Hartford, January 8, 1781.
STOLEN frora the Subfee:ber in Lebanon, cn the
evening of the 2d infant, a large chefnut or
forre| coloured HORSE, seven years old left firing,
15 hands high, well built, a white face, one whit 4
ifh eye, hit bird feet white, his sere feet lighter
coloured than the rest of his bedy, his hoofs flriped,
carries his tail very high, docked short, has a good
trot and gallop, pices flow, is in good flefh o of hi^h
spirits, food and corked all round. Had on a SAD
DLE and BRIDLE, the SADDLE has a quilted
deers leather feat, that has been mended, a checked
woollen home made saddle doth, longer than usual,
the bridle is good, the bitts home made, the flirrup
irons aid one rein of the bridle have been broke and
mended. Whoever will secure the THIEF, and
deliver the HORSE, SADDLE and BRIDLE, to
the fubferiber, fhail be well rewarded.
ELKANAH TISDALE.
Lebanon, Jan. 3, 1781.
Tank DEEDS and WRITS, to be fold ^
theNerth Dear under the Printing-Office in
Hartford.
'T'"°" ' w '° "' '"defied to the fubferiber, el;
£ the? by book or note, are requeued to fettle
their refpe&ive accounts, as he is very much in
want of his pay. He ^lfo notifies them that he will
wait on them for a fettlcimt, at the house cf Enfifu
MEpAD HUNT, in Toliand, on the three ord
days cf February next, where he hopes to meet them,
as he mud otherwise take a course of LAW for the
cclitAlon of his debts. v
STEPHEN DAY.
N. B. Silver, or Continental Money at the ts,
change, will be taken in payment,
Yelland, December 26, 1780.
'"•rHE drawing of Sheffield-Bridge LOTTERY,
& Second Cltfs, will commence on the fiifl of
February rur All persons having TICKETS o'a
hand r are defined to return them to the Managers be
fore the drawm, ; otherwise have them sealed up
in said day, and forward thte as quick as possible,
EZRA FELLOWS.
Sheffield. Die. £B, 1780.
RUN AwTrFfLTjAiv^^
Wethersfield, in Conne&icut, a negro man,
galled ROBBIN, about thirty years of a„, a middle
fried, well-fe fellow; Wore away a light coloured
coat and veil, the coat without button# or button
holes ; had with him a brown great coat, the cape
ripped epen, He fix# a blemiffi in his left eye aqd
keeps it ihu , a fear in hi# forehead. Whoever will
take up said negro, and return him to the fabferiber,
^ secure him and Tend word where he may he found,
than nave TEN SPANISH MILLED DOLLARS
as a reward, and all reasonable charges pa d, by
JAMES MITCHELL.
All matters of veffe!s &e forbid harbouring or
^£^% °tff^d ne^ro.
ALL pe sum having any
eflate of BENJAMIN DODD, late of Hart
ford, deceased, are desired to prifat their account,
fa fe tlement, and all those who are indebted to f^T
^hate,are defined to make immediate payment to tb^
fubferibers, administrators on said estate. All ac
counts muff be properly attefled, or they will not b?
allowed;
JOHN DODD, 1
TIMOTHY DODD, | Admmfiratoi,.
Hartford, Detembar 29, 1780.
Ij ULLiC NOTICE is. hereby given to the feretal
£ towo3 in thk Suit,tha; the ©loathing they pro
vide far their fcldisrs, agreahle to the resolve cf the
honorable aßembly, at their late laffion, will be ra
ceived, agitable to said refold, by Ahel Hind, Esq;
as New-Milford; by jufhua Elderkin. Esq; aiWindh
Lam: by Andrew Huntington, Bfq; at Norwich^
and by the fubicriber at Middletown. And as the
fbldiery are in great want of cioathing; especially
shirr, the fubferito begs the several towns to exert
themselves, in forwarding their proportion as soon am
may be,
ELIJAH HUBBARD, S. C.
Middletown, December 25, 1780.
ALL persons having any just denunds again#
either of the eftate# cfCaptain JONATHAN
ROBBINS, or Captain SAMUEL ROSE, both of
Wethersfield, decrafed, are desired to exhibit their
accounts, properly attefied ; and all persons indebted
to either of said eLtei, are desired to make imniedk
ate payment to the fubicriber, who is autb orifed to
fettle and receive the fame.
APPLETON ROBBINS.
Wethersfield, Dec. 18, 1780.
WANTED immediately, a good Jearneyman
HATTER, who can work in Wool or
Furrs, to whom good encouragement will be given
by JOHN BURBIDGE. living a little weft of the
south end cf the Great Biidge, in Hartford.
Dec. 25, 1780.
To 5 O LD. by
JOSIAH BLAKELE Y,
At his Store under the Printing-Office,
A quantity of COFFE E,
January 2, 1780.
CAME into the inclofure of the Subforibei,
fometirne in November left, a Sorrel M AR&
about three years old, a white flrip in her face,
white feet, not dockt, natural trotter. The owner
is desired to pay charges, and take her away.
NATHANIEL OLCOTT.
Hertford, December 22, 1780.
ALL persons who are indebted to,' or have it,
demands cn the estate of Philip Gofs, late of
Weflmoreland, deceased, represented Insolvent, are
desired to bring in their accounts immediately, in
order for settlement, to
NATHANIEL GOS S, Administrator.
Watertown (Conneaicut) Dec. ^, 1786.