The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1781-01-23 00:00:00, page 3

CALEB BUL L, jun?
Has just received a new ftfpply of GOOD S, fait
able for the season; among which are the following
articles;
SCARLET, blue, and brown broad cloths, buck
ram, twill and fewlng silk, coatings, baize;
ratteens and flowered serges, plain and croft-barred
cambists, black and brocaded calimancoes and ruf
felt, corded silk poplins, and luffs of different forts,
moreen and draw-boys, royal rib and serge denims,
chintz and calicoes, an assortment ofyard-wide Irish
linens, and Scotch threads, white and coloured ;
clouting diaper, Russia cloth for lays and whale
bone, black taffaty, fattin and alamode, cambricks
and 6 4th# muslin, bever hats, wool do. men's
worked grey ribbed and plain white hose, silk, linen,
and gauze handkerchiefs, leather breeches, and
large iheep skins suitable for boy's breeches, and
fhammy for linings ; Queen's ware and English
china, confining of tea and coffee cups and saucers,
and a variety of other articles ; pewter cups, por
ringers, &c, German and Sweedifh fleel and bar
iron, dry fiffi. rice, tea, coffee; chocolate, indigo,
copperas, allum, brimstone, pepper, alfpice, cini
mon. nutmegs, bell Liverpool and rock felt, rum,
brandy, Madeira, Port, Teneriff and sweet wine,
wool-cards, powder, qd and 8d nails, 6 by 8 and
, by nine window glass, cotton wool, pins, sewing
and knifing needles, fclffars, thimbles, pen knives,
brass bells and rings, metal buttons, combs, temple
fpea>cler, common do. pocket ink horns, &c. &%
N, B. Wheat, rye, corn, oats, flour, &c. or caffi,
as may be* fait the purchaser, will be received in
pay for the goods, and also for old accounts, which
it is earnestly requested may be fettled, while this,
leifare season lefts, as it will contribute much to the
relief of the present necessity of
CALEB BUL L, jun.
Hartford, January 22, 1781: -
TH E Subscriber having mov'd his Stati
onary Effects into Hartford, works a lit
tle north of the State-house, in a Chamber over the
Barber's Shop, where he tafias on the Book- Binding
Business in its various branches ; and has for sale,
English school books, viz. Spelling books, tenements;
&e. Afo,.Ainsworth's satin dictionary, Johnfon's<
English do, in^wo volumes, and Law's collection of
pfalmod%- r He works and fells for ready pay only,
observing the flri&e* rules of trade in every branch
of his business; by whom the public may be served
to the utmost in the power of, , ,
Thelr very humble servant,
. vABEL MORSB. ,
1 N. B. Said Morse has the bed.of English and
country made paper to exchange for cotton and linen
rags. He also wants to purchase a large quantity of
tanned sheep's leather.
~TAK E WA RNI NG.
THOSE indebted to the fubferiber by book
or otherwise, are desired to make payment, as
their future delays will oblige him topurfue measures
not so pleasing, but more determinate. ~
The Subscriber hath on hand best old Linfeerf
Oil, L'fbon and homemade Salt, Bohea Tea, Molafifes,
Crosscut Saws, from four and an half to fix and an
half feet, Brimingham made, to exchange for pro
duce or lawful money.,
C ALE B BULL.,.
N. B. Six ftilllings State's money per bushel
given for Flaxseed, or Oil exchanged for do. at the
Linseed Mill, when the season is fufficiently mode
rate; which usually takes place about the firft of
March:
Hartford January 23, 1781.
SIX SILVER DOLLARS REWARD:
STRAYED or STOLEN from the Sub
scriber, the night after the 17th instant, a Bay
MARE; 14 and a half hands high, a star in her
forehead, the hair won cff both moulders, trots and
canters. Any person that will return her to the
owner shall receive the above reward; and all necef.
fary charges, paid by
JAMES TILLEY.
New London, January 23, 1781.
DESERTED from my Company, in Col.
John Mead's Regiment, about the 7th of Ja
nuary infant; JOHN LOMISS and JOHN
MIRAMBLE. Lomifs is a short thick set fel
low, about 30 years of age, a bleralfh on his left
sfe ; belongs to Hartford Weft Division. Misera
ble is an Irishman, about 28 years of age, something
pock broken ; belongs to Roxbury in Woodbury.
Whoever will take up said deserters, or either of
them, and return them to their regiment, at Green
wich, shall receive Forty Shillings, State Currency,
and all necessary charges, by
ISAAC POMEROY, Capt.
Greenwich, January 13, 1781.
SCHEME of A LOTTERY.
CLAssthaFIRS T.
FOR railing One Hundred Thousand Dollars,
Continent! Currency, being a Part of Two
Hundred Thousand, granted by an Aft of the Ge
neral Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
for the Purpose of repairing the Roads through the
Green Woods (so called) from Josiah Brewer's to
the Crotch of the Roads near Banford Meeting-,
House, on the South Road ; and from half a Mile
Weft of Taggard's, to Becket Line, and from Becket
Weft Line through Washington, to Pittsfield Line,
being on the middle Road ; also half a Mile We* of
Millers, In Washington, to Pittsfield Line, on the
North Road, viz.
Number of Prizes. Dollars. Dollars.
I Prize of si 000 is 12,000
2 - : 6,000 - 12,009
4 - - 3,000 - 12 000
8.- - 1,500 - 12,000
16 - ^ 750 - 12,000
32 - - & 12000
2 - -502 - 1.004
713 - r *4O = 171,120
974 - ,- 160 155,876
1752 Prizes, to be paid without Deduction.
4498 Blanks, not three Blanks to a Prize..
6250 Tickets at 80 Dollars each amounts to
500 000 Dollars ; which leaves 100,000 Dollars
for the Purpose for which the Lottery was granted.
In as much as the. foregoing Scheme, is in conse
quence of, and agreeable to an Aft of the General
Court rtf the Commonwealth of Marfachufetts ; and
the repairing pf laid Roads will be of such Public
Utility, especially at this Time, when almost all
the Public Stores of this Commonwealth, are trans
ported through said Woods, to the Army ; and
targe Quantities of private Goods ; together with
the advantageous Scheme of the Lottery, the Ma
nagers do expea a rapid Sale of the Tickets, and
that they shall be able to proceed to the drawing of
said Lottery, within three Months at fartheft.
a Proper notice of the time and place of drawing
will be given, and as soon as the Lottery is drawn,
a lift of the fortunate numbers will be published in
the Connecticut Courant. ~
,Those Prizes which are not called for within Six
Months from the Drawing of said Lottery, will be
considered as generously given for the Purpose for
which the Lottery was granted, and appropriated
accordingly.
JAMESEASTON,
ASA BARNS,
EPHRAIM FITCH,
„ ; WILLIAM WALKER,
Pittsfield, January 3, 1781.
*, A few Tickets in the above Lottery may be
had of the Printers hereof.
TO be Sold, a likely NEGRO, about 16
years of age ; he understands both out and in
door bufinefr. For particulars, enquire of
, JAMES STANLY.
Wethersfield, January 20, 1781.
WHEREAS I have lately received of the Trea
surer of this State, a warrant, to collect two
pence half penny on the pound on the lift of the year
0779, in silver or gold. This is therefore to warn
all persons that pay rates to the town of Wethers
field, to meet me at the times and places following,
to pay said rate, viz. At Mr, Joseph Stilman's, on
Monday the 29th of January instant ; at Capt. Ab
falom Williams's, on Tuesday the 30th ; at Mr..
Bliffia Butler's, on Wednesday the 3 ill; at Mr. David
Beckley's, on Thursday the aft of February ; and at
Capt. Smith's, on Thursday the Bth, from 2 o'clock
in the afternoon till sun-set, on each of said days.
All persons that Be in arrears for former rates, are
desired to fettle them without delay.,
JOSIAH WILLARD, Collator.
.Wethersfield, January 18, 1781..
TO BE SOLD,
By SAMUEL NOYES,
At Norwich Landing, the following Articles for
Jewellers, viz.
CYPHER'd and Brilliant Batten Stones with
Cyphers, Garnet and Cryfal Ring Do. by the
groce or dozen. Also, Red and white Foyl, as
cheap as can be had in Boffon.
To be SOLD, for bard or paper Currency,
AFAR M, containing one hundred and forty
acres ; about ninety under improvement ; a"
house, with a good , barn and cow-house, flauding
thereon ; lying in the townihip oF Colbbrook, on
the great road from Hartford to Albany. It is very
convenient for a tavern : Formely occupied by
Gideon Horton. For terms of sale, apply to the
fubferiber, of Bethlehem, in Woodbury, who will
give an indisputable title.
JOSHUA CHURCH.
-r;? Hartford" .Connecticut;
CHAMBER of ACCOUNTS)
THIS is to give notice to all Persons concerns
ed in the Expenditure of Public Monies,
in this State, neither in the Departments of toe late
Commissary General, Quarter Master General, or
Forage- Mafler General, to make up their Accounts,
without defay. and forward them with proper
Vouchers (as well of the Deliveries as the Parchafes)
for Examination, to our Office, at Mr. Collyer's,
near the State House, where constant Attendance ic
given.
J. BURRALL, ) Extra.
IJAMES M'C ALL, J Commiffionrt
. January 12, 1781.
UNITED STATES LOTTERY
TH E Public are hereby informed, That the
TICKETS in the FOURTH CLASS
are now come to hand ;,and the Subscriber is ready
to renew such as were purchased of him, provided
he is applied to, for that purpose, within six weeks
from this date. All Tickets unrenewed at that time,
are (by express inftruaions from the Managers) to be
considered as the property of the United States, and
nobafterwards renewable.--- Those who apply for
Tickets in the Fourth Class; muff produce the fame
numbers in the third, for which they so apply, as
Vouchers that they are entitled to such renewal.
WENSLEY HOBBY.
Middletown, January 15, 1781.
THE Captains of each Company, who
feeved under Colonel Andrew Adams, in a
tour to Horse Neck, in the monthsof July & August,
■779' (that have not yet received their due for
parts of rations) are desired, as soon as may be, to
call on me, at Capt. Solomon Cowles' in Farmings
ton, where the Money is, ready for them.
SOLOMON COWLES, Jan. QM.
January 12, 1781.
ALL Persons having any demands on the efiata
of Mr. Daniel Whaples, late of Farmings
ton, deceas'd; are desired to present their account#
for Settlement; and those who are indebted to said
eflate are desired to make immediate payment, to the
fubferiber# ; who will attend on said business at the
hbufe of said deceas'd, on the id and 4th Monday#
In February, and 2d and third Mondays In March
next. All accounts must be properly attefled.
ELIJAH FRANCIS,)-.
GAD STANLBY. f Executor#.
2 Farmington, January 16. 1781.
ÜBLIC ]NOTICE is hereby given, That
the FURNACE in SALISBURY,
with the Utensils and Lands thereto, belonging, are
to be leafed out for the term of^Nn year, at Public
Vendue, to the higbeft bidder. Said Vendue to be
bolden at the dwelling-house of Captain Samuel
Bushnell, Innholder in said Salisbury, on Tues
day the 20th day of February next, at 1 o'clock
in the afternoon. According to an A& of the Ge
neral Assembly, by order of his Excellency the Goj
vernor and Council of Safety.
, LYNDE LORD.
Litchfield, January 10 1781.
AL L Persons, indebted tp the estate of Major
JOHN BIGELOW late of Hartford, deceas
ed, are desired to make immediate payment, and all
those who have any demands against said ePate, are
desired to bring them in for settlement, at the house
of said deceased, where attendance will be given for
that purpose. . , , w.<A'
SAMUEL WADSWORTH, , .
JOHN OLCOTT, „ , Executors.
GURDON WADSWORTH. )
A quantity of eoarfe cloths, Raffia, linen, and
several other articles lultable for the season to be fold
2t the Hqufe of laid deceased.
_ Jan. If, 178 Y, , ~-
WE the Subfcriber#, being appointed Commit
fioners, by the Hon. Court of Probate, for
the diflria of Middletown, to receive and examine
the claims of the creditors on the eflate of James
Foster, late of Middletown, deceas'd, repretented
insolvent : do hereby give notices that we will at-i
tend on said business at the house of Mr. Jofeph'
King, on the 2d Mondays of February March and
April next, from two o'clock afternoon until fix.
NATH. BROWN.
ELIHU STARR.
^Middletown, January 15, 1781.
PRESS. PAPERS to be exchanged for RAGS. *
the Paper-Mill in Springfield.
GUN P OWD E R,
By the HUNDRED, or Smaller Quantity,
To be SOLD by
STODDARp & LEE,
At their Store, near the Furnace, in SalifburyL