The Connecticut courant, and the weekly intelligencer — Hartford [Conn.], 1780-07-25 00:00:00, page 3

B 0 ST O N, July 21.
Wednesday arrived here, from a short
cruize, the privateer flrp Viper, Capt.
Williams : She has taken a privateer brig,
of 16 guns, from Neva Scotia, which
had been out but a ihort time.
Tuelday last arrived a cartel from N.
York, with upwards of 170 prisoners,
being the whole that retrained there be
longing to the New England States.
By this vessel we learn, that the arri
val of the French fleet at Rhede Illand
(of which they received intelligence by
two frigates which were chafed m on the
11th inflant) had thrown that garrison
into great confiernation ; the inhabitants
much dejeded, and various schemes pro
je&ing for the fafety of their perfuns and
properties.
Tuesday alf) arrived a French trans
port, being one of the fleet which airbed
at Rhode Island. She parted with them
in a fog. The troops landed on Wed
nesday, and encamped on the Common.
The ffiaHer of a prize arrived at an
Eastern port, advise% ^at the begyn^r.g
of last week he spoke with Capt. :fhh
ams, in the Prefed-r, who acquainted
him that he had a severe engages© t with
a British frigate, and both rebel ^ nr
so much damaged, it was a drawn b..^^
And that feme time after Capt. WUh
had repaired his damage, he fell in w. :
a store ship, of about 900 tons, and 150
men, when, after an obstinate engage
ment of four glafe, the (hip went to the
bottom. Capt. Williams saved about 40
of her hands. Vv'e have not heard the
force of the store ship, nor where bound.
She was an old Indiaman, cut down.
Extrafl cf a letter from a gentleman in public
character a; Paris, dated March 28.
CC There are no prefentappearances of
peace, although the English have voted
down the Board of Trade, whch figni
fies that they arc convinced the plantations
are loft.".<
ExtraEi of another letter, dated May 3.
« The Enghih flocks have fallen two
per cent, and they are expelled to fall
much more, on account of the confede
ration of the maratime powers, in sup
port of deafen, justice and common sense,
against the extravagances of Great Bri
tain. Convulsed at home ---Ireland fal
ling off after America -.and all the nati
ons of Europe agreed in cue plan against
her ; yet the government of Engdud di
minifying none of their pride, obstinacy,
or other unfocia! passions "
VV&NTED fM MEDI A T ELY,
A Journeyman STONBV C T YTFK, (ex
pert in the bnfineh) for which ^od wages,
and DDuOnal payment v ih he mfd^, by
THOMAS JOHNSON.
Chatham. Jn'y'7. r7BO. _ ________
~ T~O~B S O L
By BENJAMIN PEPOON,
At the Sto^oi Silas Pgpcon in Stockbridfe. so
Hard or Continent blooey, at at reafoodde
pic^^it^ ttrei^^ ^^^4
AG rod affectrae-it of Fcry,e^o. ^ India seed-,
Y!7|. Hollaed and irlh L Icns Back S^vtx%
Capo Alien Safe. Slack a^d While G,tfe Gtn
Durant. B^c^ Cili rr?rcn, Nankeen; Bhck Pe?nn%
Smen and bracket. Biacl <Lace. Chi,~tz, Camb&,
Pine Thred, Ei v ^d F.^k^ Fan; B^f^ SQ
Pan Kohver. Silk F^idkirch^, add Writi.rg P&
per, &c.
N. B. Tie fv' '-Fer He #l= Via*,-, fur 6> at
said Opre, and Rout 4nd L lien due, for hard &uo
bey only.
Statu^f Vermont, Cumbfrlafd County.
Ry^term, July if, 1780.
DUE application being made wpeyr w&rarng
if a Peep, ©off Me.j^, to ^.^ta at the
b,./> of Le 1. E"at Sepheni in Lw Pryakon.
Theft are to warn the Fotreior* of fy totmlhip rs
Royalton to erect at the hc^s of Bha, Sephena, on
tit second Tuelday of S'pernber uex<, & one c'-
clock afietnoou. 1. To chose a Ww^ctor. 2.
To ehoofe a P?©pue:3rt Clerk. 3. To e ! pose a
"T^farcr. 4. To choose a Collator. <. % fre if
the P p r ',tzs will build a bride arrest the firfl
branch in laid town ; and to traaWl eti, other bu
furXe co laid dey. a# the laws dire&.
COMFORT SEVER, JaCice.Ffrce.
FOR ^ALF
By DANIEL HENSDALE,
A :he Store lately occupied by J fiah W, Gibbs,
RUM by the Hhd. Barrel or Gel 04 ; Bottle,nd
Bladder Sou^, be# Bobea Tea; Indigo ;
Cotta?; Nutmegs. Likerofc, a <n,aft quality of
D y Goods, among .which are irilh Linen; B^dtic*,
Gauzes; Sir Handkerchiefs by the dez^n cr tingle ;
Ribbons Thread ; Buckram ; DoulaF, &c. &c.
, )R©KE into the inclofure of the fubfetiber about
£) t 22duf Miy and now in lot pbffsffiuri, a
S^.ci MARR, wth a white frip r r he fact, fmr.ll
hudana c% 1, a large tail, with levzrai natural white
fpn~ enter body, foppofed te be 10 or 12 years
ukl, na@d pacer. Alfa, a (mail S arhon Celt, 2
yiTi? od : of a rev colour. The owner or owners
may avs laid ^orks by p:vi% proper y and py
nag criaroea, by apnirirr to
'NOAH HINMAN.
/, L idlrrovO, July 7, 17^0.
^} ROKE ver the me ofur# ot the rubfyiber bbeut
^, t^e qHgdiq @I foot ha, a yoke of OXE N,
r^d a; size, c.c r^, the other black, with a wn^e
fyot ia < ^ sac; ; or 6 years old, mark? .with a crop
o^e.tftrr. sicowner if desired to pay chat
>c; akd tase them aiwav.
STEPHEN WARNER.
H°T J : r S' <7^° #
J AKEN .p by Iha GbicHhu t^o tea COWS,
g ^ro: on the under fide efthe right etr.
• 4 . -~^ r ; 4A,vi 0 „ ve his property pry the
c;.G .ake them 347.
FLIHU GEER.
Firm'd, Mey 2^ 1780.
§ °... w fc. Lk-1) achi, ^Q. Mur? Ciepany, Col,
; " b^rf R.^Lgßi u S^elr^p, two SN
'z. laz^oe Parser of Winc^e'er, and J*
'^ - ;^ # of BatkternPe^d. W,o?vw will take
2welites and return them 0 the company
-.% ^±, .n^h have Fury SuJiut in nc^
^Ai<;g. bite reward, or twenty fallings for
<' ^h°: rtciffrv charts.
fob ,2 SOLOMON COCDWJN EnF-n.
£ H>G :: ,em@i ;in thir Stale, who have accounts
O '’'u with 'he late Ccirm£vy General Jefoph
T .umboli, rtq: erceac'd ; hfeviag iQt&au io elate
t & e u^e taiu .he ddbic^& uD & wiih&.&/l^ his
forinu <dvm:ftrag„rts for that pu ,< >. All potion
hiving any fetch accounts to be fettled are once'
moteearncPly.in treated to prefect the^ito roe for
leukruwt witiroui turta,<delay. This requed is
the n.hcii.ftu on, as the f^bferibe: is perfumed
that the co^rned wiil jud b eit for th^r ono cjn
v*ii^ eto have their account? closed iz tb^.S^e,
lah't the ? to be caludto Philadelphia, witch mart
b? the caie if ruA weepily attended to be>2.
JONATHAN TRUMBULL, Jun.
Commiriione: fir set ling the Accent- of the
late Ceiun 9Try General jofeph Trumbull.
Lebanon. July 11, 1780.
STRAYED or a oicQ out cf the pitture of Capt.
Current Brooks a- Chefir% co the Night after
t'.' .13d ofJfr,r sorrel ^SARR. Dot years old, 14
Lerida high, a fma:l white freak ip the fare, paces
a a u,,. Whoever fha'4 take up said Mate, and
tc.ura ^to & Ribfcrib% ffiail have 3 handfeme tc
void, and -11 reif^aw- r L nr„fc n,id by me
EPHRAIM WARNER.
Waterbury, July 15 1780.
STRAYED or Stolen out of tfo [^^/c! Elijah
3 Lm^cf, in Sufficed, 00 the 23d cf Jaly,ir&
rfor-d MARE, with a light areaxed ma n^nd tail,
a ! nr 14 Hfda high wiA a whi+cfort cndir he:
ro^ne tie near fidi. a ^ar in bet forehand, n*wr 1
r>m. W.r.Tver wh iwn find Mve to ^hjih
i h%it S< iii^d ; c,<o AbelC^t.su&tckbrid. .%
full u.rz v< : haadm& reward tod a I nt/o.y
c'vir'. paid by ADEL CURpS.
S. Hi ^ ju, zfi r?8o.
fXFrICERL wi'l he co^at^ at "
t) "^ Haven, New. London. North,Wsd
hara ana Liichfrld, until the 26th cfJJy in., to
receive fibu recruns at are delive ed to them , from
whence they w 11 be march'd to Danbury, the place
affizne'd for their rend«zVsus in this S r ate,
SAM'IH. PARSONS. B. G.
Danbnry. July ,4 1780.
L* )LERFAS application has been made tb foe
% y the fobferiber by mere than one fixteentn
pin cf the proprietors of ? certain new township of
lend caPed PEACHAM, wb.ch tow <h p wo g^
tta b, Benning Wentworth, Kfa: a late , vereor of
New.Hamffhiie, tc Phiheat Lymin, Efg, & other:
requeuing that a muting oi the said proprietors
might b, called ro ffl upen h^ feveruf ar ic^s here,
after mentioned. Thefa are therefore to ruify rid
wain the proprietors cf Aid tewtfh:p to assemble
arid meet at the court house io rftwhur,, in the
county nf Glccifrr, ix New H*m,lh:re G,nta, so
called, on Wednesday the 26 h day cf September
nett, at so c'clock in the forenoon, then ard there
^0 chets% a Moderator, to ^A apon the follow
ing citifies, viz. 1, To fee whether the proprietors
v4l confirm the remainder of thofc lot# which were
fold by J^cob B ,I'7 Esq; to tht; ppfons who now
(fom, them? 2. To fee wifetle. the proprietor#
¥;))divide their land by pi chief or by draufht.
3. n fee if thepttyhefdis siHl confi m those lota
which are phchad 1 pon proprietors right# to tie
pe fcpg who pi fr chtu them aud now powers them.
4. To fee what Am of money the proprietor# Will
taifein addition to what is already raised for the
rumpofe of dearie rr-fc. §. Tc fee whether the
proprietor? wrl! choose a committee to view the
pitches which re made upon proprietors right: and
praka report to the proprietors in older for confirm
ctior. 6, To an upon any other matter that the
proprietor shall think necessary.
Wm. Chamberlain, Clerk for said Proprietors
Concord, July 15, 1780.
CT^ BE Highest Price given for BILLS on
§ FRANCE, by Samuel Burr in Hirt
fc>d. W.l& has fog Lie, I NDiGO by the Ciflc
or !,fr Quantity; v*?y cheap for Contir©t*l Cur
rency, (1 applied for foca ) SUGAR by thvHhd,
or 8,-^ COFFEE by the Beg.
July 24, 1780.
TUUS is to forbid all perform nuking of dealing
0/1 Hildzh. the tvne oi me theft ' teubeo
* I Ihall pay no d'b^ of her co r fraAing rf^ this
d^. AMOS HALL.
Suotn^on, Jily 18 1786.
State f Connecticut £,)OP'^.!' ^o" ce 11
Countyui Hari fo,d, , hereby given,
ft a ahiel is fi.ed hL^e th^fL^criber and c.i,„
R " Judges of the Maritime Court for the counts of
Hertford, by Sfth Wymore, Infß^or rs Proyfone
for the lewD of Middletown, aptofi luhdry eooCb
found in fundiy places in raid Middm,wn, fax&'o
be imported from Long lfacd or fcoe tihet flead
or place in the poffi ff:o3 sad under the pctosl rs
the enemy; contrary to the law of th# Siate ; Ll
which pfds were seized on the 6, day of July
irfant, and apprized a# the law dire&j and fur
the trie? ofthe ju,re of said fe znre a eo^t roll be
I.lrten a Harford, in the nounty afoafaid, on the
29th d?y cf Auguftnow next enft rag, where all
perfoue claiming property in f^d good' m^y eppe*"
and ihtw,reafpn if any they have why they fto,ld
rot be ecjudgad fyfe 'ed according io law. D'ted
a: Middle-own, the azd day cf JNy, A. D. 1780.
JABEZ HAMLIN,
j.,,„.< &M& it" neConrt in thrf^h^^fo^
S~TA-T E ^V ERMON t
WHEREAS application is made to me the AS
fester, by more than o^e fix egAth part of
t' ^ proprietor of the tcwnfhipi cf Philadelphia and
Chittenden, to call a meeting cf said proprietors.
Tft.it all sN^fo^ to, warn the proprietors of the
aforesaid 'rwLfhips, to meet at the hoefe of Capt.
Eidu Smith, vunheidtr in Clarindeo in f^d coun y,
cn Wed.^fday the 30th day of August next, at pine
o'ofecE in the morning, to a& on the following ar
ticles, v z i, To cacofe a Moderator. 2. Tochoofe
a Peprieur: Clerk far eaoh town. 3. To chonfe *
Cemroi^e to lay cut public lets. 4. Tc choose a
Caromil@ to lay out public high ways. §. To
choose a Zeafutcr. 6 To fee if the proprietors of
the tofofbip of Chittenden trill proceed % o lay out
a second div'fon a# soon a; the fitft divifiou is com
ptened. Alfa all the back c^ for foraying said
towufh'p wiil then be paid up, if not loner dif
charjec, audio 60 any c he; bufitefs proper to be
done at fai^ acetin,,.
THOMAS ROWLEE Jaffic. Peace.
Bennington County, Mey 15 1780. ' 9,